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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-09-02
working PeOpIe

are often too i'll to labor. but they haynt time to
take medicine and lay Off. Simmons Liver Regu-
lator can be taken without causing any loss of
time, and the system will be built up and invigor-
ated by 1t. 1t has no equal as preparatory med
not BIO called in. In all common diseases 1t will.
unassisted by any other medicine, effect speedy
cure,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-09-02

i met lately, save a writer inNotes aud
Queries, with a man whose surname was Yes
sir; he was waiter. The came seemed Gu
riously like the most common words in. his
mouth.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
THIRD EDITION.
,..,a.lat,o a OF ON GERS.

Atar,gular stated n msetiug of Frierd'
xhtp Lodge, No %, 10 o. Il. Mt Hock-
esssn, gu Saturday evening. Novem oer
l2, Deputy Grand Master Whitford, as,
ststsd by the officers of the Grand
Lodge, 10 D. r., of Delaware, IN
stailed In their respective chairs the Iol-
lowing elecsed and appointed ofnoeis'
N a. A. Lincoln West: V. g., ..
Chandler II 9 @. P. Lacy; 7. B., WILL
liam Person, treasurer, II. b klsri n
a George II Robinson; L n. u i,
S,haadlsr Lamborn: IL s. V. q Ihos.
WilI,amsop; L.. 8. v g., Frank Tas lor
"a 4 q. william Broemall; 1. 9. IT,,
Tohp Hendrickson; X. g. s, Robaft
Walker, L b. s., Charles Crofti wafdep,
/ y, Garrett; ceud actor, I. a. fott )
ebania,n James nj .Shaksspere; trustsss
elected i0r ths pIenans term, Dr' IsSioI
a. mitchell, T. Addison Po,a and SaF'
resl p. Lacy.
One OF the pleasant features OF thf
evening Was tho presentation 70 tn,
,dSSe by the ladies OF Hockessln sno
vicinity, Of Two very beautiful cnanoe
liers for she purpose OF hahuns tneh
new lodge room. Great creals 10 uu'
Miss Maggie Chandler and nhs Llz1',
Rress for their energy, kindpess anC
aoon taste In procuring thesn ano th'
yo< ae mem bers extended TO All iadtei
iuss,, estsd In tns presentation unar'
x,ons vote OF thanks for their yer!
k,udsome and useful gift. Not onl!
fr tne present Itself bat for the ihte'
Ast thnt has been manifested by tn
Ind iss In the welfare OF the lodge, An
fesI that with their COED wishes the
win nave lodge that will be cred
50 Apgkesstn,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

The Grown Princes Condition

BERLIN, Nov. Is The present growth
in the Crown Princes throat consists OF
gradual increase As the Prince has de
clared himself oppesed to the extirp2tion
OF the whole larnyx, difficulty of breath
ing will sooner or later arise and prof.
ably necessitate tracheo,omy. The
physicians recommend thai he spend the
winter In the South, ,whele ii will be more
possible 10 maintain his present strength.
Precautions have been taken at San
l.emo to have gical assistance Ia reaat'
ness In case tracheotomy Is decided upon.
The Reichsanz .lger makes the state
ment that during the examination at san
Reno, OF the Crown Princes larynx. the
physicians were able TO ascertain that tht
palady consisted Of malignant new
growth, mainly eituated below the let
vocal cord and back OF the margin Of tht
lar,nx Small beginnings OF growu
were also perceptible on The right side
Up to this time the ailment has beei
local aud has not affected the Grown
Princes general health; but now there
danger.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
In this llarketa.

The markets are about as usual to-
day. Prices have not materially chang
ed since Saturday. Vegetables arc juss
about the same In price. Whi'e pots'
soes 10 cents per hail pecs, IS cents per
basket; sweet potatoes are IL 10 Is cents
per half peck, 45 70 SO cents per oasEet;
surnlps 10 cents per half peck, IS cents
per bsske.; cabbage IS per hundred, G
20 q cents per head; radishes3 8 TO , cspts
Der bunch; beets B cents per bunch;
tomatoes are Is ceuts per half peck or
So cents psr basket.
In fruits, few grapes st 8 to II
cents per pound. White grapes from
10 10 is cents per panud. Bananss Any
where from 10 ~ 80 cents per dozen
Lsmuns 10 10 1b cents per dozen
Oranges for 20 TO 35 oeuss per dozen
Applee is to % cents per half peck. O
IS 10 75 cents per basket. A few pear
a. 20 10 rs cents per half peck. or 70 u
90 cents per basket. Cranberriss Il
cents per quart.
In meats, pork steak 10 at Its oil
price. IL cents per pound, or W
pounds for Is cents. Sausage 10 at IN
same prics. In beef, the rough piece
sell at 8 to 10 cents per pound. Th
amer pieces and steak sell ut from ~ I
20 cents per pound.
Poultry is rather scarce. Chicken
dressed bring from 81 80 TO 81 10 ps
pair, while ducks bring from 81 SO
Sl76 per pair; . few turkeys ore ohefe
at from Is to Is cents per pound; esi
ssll At Is to 30 cents per dozen; buttA
brings 40 cenn per pound for the ooul
try article and 80 to 35 for that offsrt
al stands.
Tho fsh and oyster market 10 abo'
as usual.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
a Saic OF k0rritoTy.

Mes.rs Etdridge q Rsed, Who have
beer introducing this Eidr'dgs Patent
Pe.Shsr RenovAtor, patented Angus
80 1895, aud which has been lioetaily
rstyunihsd by our leading citizens nave
aisppse,, OF their eutire right, together
win tleir business for the States OF
De.awave and Msryian aud District o.
a;oiurn bia 70 Thomas Lowther and
Atiev z. jackson, who are we known
Ia Wiln,p s.on and vicinity, having
been residents here for 8 number Of
years They will attend to al work II
!. satisfactory manner. They Invite t9e
puhlio to call and tnspec' the wotk
Ae,nx done. They are also prepared 10
veg s0siate the sale OF counties OIL re4soa
able ter,ne .: their rooms, No. 209 SHIP
ley street.
Msssrs. R6ridge & Red have a's'
Aisposad OF the Stste ot Nsw Jefse'
sud old and new Virginia They nav
b.su susce'stul daring their htay Il
wlim,nston They nov leave t. op2'
up III one o. oar nsighaortns States.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Mr.. 2oerb's story.

Nri 1oerb, this mother Of the ch.ia
tahsu 10 Philadelphia By i,s rather,
phAia 3 yerb, on Monday, denies mat
she deserted her husband, bu. asserts
thnt he left her when the child was but
a raol III old md weat 70 Boston This
~ 81 ~ June 10 las. Taey EaSe been
roE,-ied two years Tie Trots TO her TO
clus to Boston but sha could no. go be
csuse he had left her no ricrsy. STE
erns A,naa at the boarding ho1se where
lie i.ts her for seven weeks. bat btin \
uEab!e TO pay her board she vas com
pc ed TO 20 to work. She is employed
a. ire present time a. No III locus
yreos ns a domestic. Sne hth always,
she aays, tsken good care CT the ohitd
0s Monday L ierb accompanied by
20, lcsaan went TO the heuse and IN
dGoe.i ner to go TO police stSt.on viii
iann Euier the preteDse oi Iegsi aeE
s}sHent When there ha left her an
ws.h twa cflcers weui back aod TOOL
Taf child,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Hap,csops aud Loss Of Life

A le'sgram from Newark, Eew Js.
sey ssys one of the boilers Ia Heir
Bros b sat furnaces, a. Wo1fslde, or
the line OF the Greenwood Lake raj =
roac, exploded yesterday morniag. Etl!-
iuS Tronas Proud, aged 80 year,, and
jcicTlDg wellington Cord, Albert Bu>E.
.nar and John Bernard. Fire followed
Ike az piosion and destroyed the build.
lnE causing loss Of $50 ,00J. The botlsr
had recently been inspected aud pro.
suneed sound.
A IIe.gnt engine on .ae New York
Csutral railroad eI Iploded GEAR Paih,ine
Br.dgs, New York, yesterday morning,
Fl.emAr 6teingraves was ttEoTu t~e5I
ty. two feet iuto the Or and Killed. AID
Eustnet- Mitchell! was daLgeio1s.y in
}GreG
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
$1,000.
$4,000.
$1,000.

AN IRISH CHEVioI
II OF our own importation.
A generous fGhric tor warmth,
looks and soft TO the feel.
A rich black frightened with
pin points OF silk mixture
Very nobby Suit aud beyond
question tor quality and
workr anship. You viii
not be disappointed at its
price.
We have these very Irish
and other imported goods
in our Custom Department
along with the finest home
made cloths. The bes: o.
cutters and workpeople. too
We deserve the trade we
get. We can always d'
more.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
FOURTN EDITION
Dots.

s'esl engraviugs at YeTsets, 2is
Shipley street.
Ma,ausrsae suits TO hire .. lo7 Pop. !
lar street.
Mrs. N. Joseph. OF this oity, Ia visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. W. d. b1rton'
OF Gsorae,own. Del.
A physician In boz 10 what SOU
peopis call Lsxaior. They Ars right;
is's great physic.
After ali Yerger's 10 the leading plsce
~ "a . picture frame. 4ls shipioy
street.
Welcome Legion, No. l, Select
Kniah,s, will visit Dupont Post pAsasr
next Monday evening.
Hukill & LAnk, suctioneers, may
lherea ftsr be consulted at the southeast
corner Of Fifth and King stretts.
The Warren Club. II 10 said, will soon
begin TO give monthly entertainments,
at its roc ms, on french street.
Plush frames and wall pockets in
great variety At fersei's, 4ls saipiey
street.
| Astral oll-the best; 4. James Belt
druggist, sole agent, 9th and Marxe
streets and all Erocers.
Resister Bradford refused TO revck'
tho letters OF administration granted u
X II. Baoths ON the estate OF 'hs iAt
Nmma l.. Boothe.
Diamond State Castle, No. 10, X. Q
lie, have postponed their visit to tn
First Presbyterian Church until san
day, the 21tn inst.
The citizens OF Ksnnstt Square, Pa
are collecting funds 70 purchase steAr
f,rs engine, and over Si,l0o have bee
raised for that purpose.
The wilmiu gton Wheel Club sxpes
their meeting on Thanksgiving day,
Union street park ,lhis city, 10 be u yer
succssstul one.
Frank Congo, OF kepnett township
Pa, who Was shot by his brother over
week ago, is doing rs well ~ cculd
expected, and there 10 ressonAcle hoI
for his recovery.
Willism II. Lutz, OF kennett s9uAr
Pa and Cora B., dat Rhter of Mra. Pc
- mock, residing near the Mermaid, M
Greek hundred, will be married
q Thanksgiving evening.
= An old bedstead belonging to the
tate OF the late Richard X. Jones. who
sffects were disposed OF on Tuesd
morning ~ No III Shiplsy street, "
~ said to have been occupied one nis
by General Lafayette when be visit
our city In 1856.
The Acsdeny waa filled last event
10 witpes8 Charles A. Gardner In
new version OF "Karl the feddio'
The performance was good In every
speot, ana even better, II possibis, th
that sivsn on Monday evening, ]
play will be the attraction for the
mslndsr Of the week. with matinees
Friday aud Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
I,ot..

st. George Uosnmandsrv VIII 20 10 Della.
ware Oity. ON SATURDAY, ipth inst
Edward r. Lnmmis. chief engineer
o. the Cool spring reservoir, 10 sipg in
y very Drtitcsl cosJitios.
Hille- x Japfs are basy masking sew.
eral YER, htasy mAehlr.e, WGich viii
b ready for uLlpnent IL d is~ asis
James II Msosfsy, OF tue Tslephoue
EIoaaogs. has gone 70 EfsLkiiu co1nty,
Pa, on n sunt log expedition.
Walter G. HurIook has been elected
| lieltknsbt OF DsiswATc Commandery
X. OF G.. e., vias w. s McNAir, IT.
signed.
J Throuah tie agency Of Captain PhillI
4 Rsy bolo, the steamer Bustr q. hcOAt
has been chartered ny tsi.rosu com
pany for service tn 4 Son thsru fivor.
Mr.. Adam Dayei', OF PsncEder hun
dred, who has bsvp isid up with th
rheumatism for tth last tLrts month";
10 abs ~ bs out again.
Mrs II. G. Bursia. wife Of II G. Bnr
4 eie, of Collins Il BurRie, stove manu-
faotursrs OF Chicago, NJ liz visiting be
sisler, Mrs. II Is. 7. Miller. Eighth an
FrAnklin ntseets.
Mrs. j u. Prlc', daughter OF th
lste Springer Mcdaniel, who has bee
4 | yisiiiox friends IN this oisy for tho pa
weak, "a about stafting to return 10 L'
: home. ut Glasgow, X .ntncEy.
!. Tom Kelly OF Ppi!adelphia, ttocd Z
b before JACK King last evening A. Il
. Grand Ceptrai Thsatre for four.Iout
contest. There WAS no bugsina, and
!. the close the referee decided the fisht
y favor OF Kelly.
b, This Volunteer Debating Society W
r. give their fret entern inment ana pac
l. age party NJ the German Hall, S!x
n, street near Whlnat, this evening.
frst.eiass p,osram has been prepare
- aud tho only charge fdr admission "
be 10 csnts and a package.
The alarm Ct FIRE at moor TO day "
caused by the burning OF frame hos
=, occupied by Israel Johpson, ooiored,
No. Be9 French street The IRE caui
from an overbeated stove. The ho'
was badly soaked with water. ard y
entsil considerable loss on this o6n
who 10 poor.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
NJ @eyors. rt,tu aea Market

-ne uics wAy he IL doing 1ls.nts{
:, : s4ea every body. ugeFcoat aasGst Z eat
is arge. :han ever. oar apaelsi IA the
g4zi yoU eyer ssR Tor 't.s n1oney. SIC
u In eatnoh,i'a And sGacl cashmere
sGG iros; k.4ler al %. hui.s .le u an
.UAs - udt IN tLa coll. SlttB for men
AtE gGLng meu. We sl5w al the
nor5y patterns. S.gipsd 6 CteT.ci
Z u ~ok.,ed Is up to lae very hsst II
eHe mR7Ea;. Bays nsed uot ns .st. IL
.he atiL, tut We can ii thern 10 good
att oheap snlt md overcoai AT IS K
IN 4toR, and rtm amber the 0ae Pric,
C yrn!ng honse, N w, cor. T!sth aut
Ma-Gs, "a. D.. Meyers, proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
DE ED.

BuwERy--On tho f4ih inst.. Lcuiss, ,daugh.
ter OF sarah Bowers, aged 2i years aad
months.
Heiatiyes and friends are respectfully in.
ytted 20 attend her funeral from the rest
dsuos Of her mother, NO. bA East Fourth
street, on Jhursday morains.. Hirh mssi
a. So. Mary . Church at o'c'Sck interment
al New UaIhed Cemetery.
BOW KN.-suddeniy, on the 18th insi.,
homhs J. Bowen, IN the A.tn year OF MS
REa
WtLLIAMSuN.-Ont tho 1eth init, Samuel
n. williamson, yg si o. ysars.
Relatives and friends are respscefuliy IN
vtted to attend bis funefat from MIA lstf
rssid eucs, lia3 wsst Fourth street. GA sat
urtsy, November 10, NJ . o'ehek m. ln
tsrmcnt 1T Wilmington ald Braadyw,a'
tom stery
aRUBB.--In Philadsiphia,on on the lth inst.
4 Ann Perkins 9rsbe, widow OF the tat'
James uruob, IN her sist year.
Ssrv,ess at tho second hsptlst Chnr on
Friday. the 18th inst, at ! o'clock. Intel
nsnt at wiimingsoa and Brandywins oein
lstery.
tfuYther notice.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Annual session.

TIE Grand E2campmen:, l. @. o r !,
resd ite annual sessigL III the Old Fel-
fJwe' E&.l, t5is city, lD,t niSE5, IKE
following officers we're elected and in.
sailed NJ. W. G. ? William }. Q1iS-
ley NJ, Z e. Il. 2 +, Edgar G Pierce;
r. " G. W, Richard Barton. Jr :;
K w. G. ]. W, E. W Jssteri II. ".
Il f Edwin HTst; P. W 6. = Z. Z I.
BpsrGe., r. w. G Rep, EtwIn Hira
g ] g., william n. bantz; C o 6 +.
Nj Wa.tford; 6. NJ W. ID. GoIrnaD.
TIE Grand Lodge Of l. o. q r. ol
Dsow6re INST IN apru session in the
ID Te-.o Wa Hall this morning a. Il
o'GtugE
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

4 grLLl concert will be gwen - NOR
tow (FLursday) evening, I the A. t.
NJ Church, on FreLcb street, above
4.Vttr, " a number OF young lady
I'll. pit o. the New York Gonserya,orv oi
" Qsc among whom are Miss Ella Wright,
:, eiird young lady, who il an accomplish
ed rrima donna, Miss MARY Bell Maiam,
Alien and Madame Dup.n auth Al At
ray OF II gs!cal talent has rarely ee"n seeI
III car city, and the ehurcL. shauId b
Sell Filed on this occasion. Admission
- centt. Children bali Wea Ther
vii. 4lso 5e refreshments n the .eetur
room S'ter the concert. without add.tio "a
Fb4yEr,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Coming Attractions.

To m m1rrow and Friday evenings the
Bsrlo v Brothers 81 Frost Minstrels will
appear at the Opera House and give
arst class entertainments.
Saturday night the McCAull ODers
C5mpauy, with all the old iayorites,
Will appear In the greatest OF all suc.
co ,sss, 'Bsliman," which will be given
with She original cast and the McCaull
Op=ra Crchestra.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
MAnnaED.

BRArwhIrE--DoNuHUE.-On the s.''
inst. by the Rev. Is, u. Nawoury, q Oii-
vel Prrsbyter.sn Church, Mr. Charles
Branwhi,e 10 Aiss Mary ffAncs Donnhne,
both OF this city,
BLtSr--fkARKE--on November ky.
strcet M. h. Church, Third ana Nichis
streets. ct his residence, 81 miokie res',
Camden, N. j., W iliiam nlest and hsbeccs
| y. frarke, both OF Wtimingtoh, Dsi.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
-~-A-
At the shiD y,,.

The Old b 1mIr.oa L,u,
building 4 The Pus,
pal y's yard, .s tapty
pietloa. Her .iei hulb
her propeller Is 10 plm
txnoed as L ir;irlt bs
the launch bhs LOT y.t u,
extreme .eng;h IL q llsI.t
fet I, tbs Ns.e. i.rs IA
bes m Is iss' ana Dept i
inches Her tagiu,. Il
conpound surface ceIl I'D
cylinders i and a ireaa
ty 23 inches strobe.
At the Harlan & Haau
pany's tbs blg 5est scg.al
dry dock. Men STE tigl
paint AMI tu5l from he Il
collier is growing" Val
tlg eoAts goes 90 rapid
schooner y4cLt YSusa 4
pleted.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Fine Cabbage.

C. +. Wslch & Co., 20t East Fourth
street, received Ia car lead OF the finest
cabbage sean In this nsrSst during the
Season. They were grown near Geneva,
New York State. Dsa.ers would dc
we'll to call and exayline this lot, a.
they nre superb.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Sal, OF COWS.

Proud d Msrfick sold abont ffly
fresh COWS and spr.rsers % Centrev NE
ON Monday, NJ prices ranging from $40
10 SIS, making sn svsrage OF t52 %.
They will have snothfr sale on MOI. /.
dsv. the 28.h inst., when they will
have some extra hne stock.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
o .

ELrsl y answered II gtroug msn,
Sbo has t.eqnenbly suff ,red pain, grows
70 patent aud rebeiItous, low tuu b
sao.e inpatient shonlc be the baby Whit
Ao.e nos know what hufieriuE tnsans
go- he pains OF cole, teGthiuR, etc Df
B. 4 Eshy Syrup IA tie sovereigu em
-1r. rG.ee 25 cents
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Protective Union

4 meeting OF journeymeu plasterers
was held last evening in the hall over
Phillips X Bane's store, No. ) East Fourth
street Tor the PURPOSE OF organizing a
permanent plasterers' Protective Union,
with view OF regulating things pertain
ing 70 their trade.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

tiunneTs AT Work.

Yesterday WAS the opening of the
cunning season for rabbit, PARTRIDGE,
etc. Gunners went ont in every dirsc-
ton snd ths rabbits had hard time of
IT, Most OF them wei suocsssfGl, and
lev came home empty handed.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

sn"-t-Esnd-2O7 words in a Minute
written ~ lady student Iast night q.
the Wilmington Com Gerciat College,
Eighth and Market streets. Dictated
from Sam Jones' sermons. Her tpee6
Iocsas sed from los words IN stx we6ss.
A 50 ~ boy of Is, after six weekly even.
: Bg ipet- notion, yesterday te5k 6usipeas
R..A1t 81 e.4gEs -Ak.A.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
s.pper and nuter,ainunen,.

The ladies OF the Mite Society of the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church vii
give grand supper and entertat nmen
TO MORROW (Thursday) evening, In ths
church, from ta 10 p. m. The patron
age of the pnblic ID solicited. Enter
tainmert free.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
A HARD Contosred right

Teiegrsms received In this city state
that the light for tho cham plouship came
of this murnirp Al g place rear Boston
bet weeu McAu'ifi sard Carney, and
lasted S hours and minutes. Seventy
seven rounds were fought, when the
or Jwd, which had become very much
excited, ushed In and broke dcwl the
ring, preventing ia bstpg fought to
| dnisk. Both men wers In excellent
conditt when they entered tie ring
but we're badly punished before to-
c'o,e.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
GRAND Lodge, 10 q.

The Grand Lodge OF Delaware, l. o.
10 r., are In seesion to-day. THIS morn
ipg's meeting was well attended, but
only the routine business OF ths order
was transacted. At the session this
sfteruooa the officers for the ensuing
term will bs eleosad.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Fifth EDIIlI
AIn..,

A oa;n hp,l,. as'siag,
on tas farm q u ,SS,.une
Nli.. whl.itn, near oS,,l...a oSS,,.i.a \
soou' tsenty o.. ...,tlain, .1
,ug a csnd5 aat,, ",S pies
a,,. loo7 keeper from m. s.ia
oa. oa,.,l. n Il the oastrs '.' .,s.,v slIv
,ey ,sg''e s.i ihant'e! slsst.. sIlost.,
,Soa .sn5,'' as 'se pa,,i ,s,s,ls ,e - ssa
cAndymaker jannss s'dea I
te'. The husks oil y, y,,, "a "
WI which he had Less sr,a oaI,is' ~
pGrb.Se ZIP, ior three OF ItS i.p,
mai. snd ie va, a.',,i ',i,a loa 4
ams 70 tas; h. cona.'sS..s.. ar1.sa ,
un Iaa stayed a. boms Y
more M e. .e'ailoas, y and tr1.t N N
On sai tlo same "a be 1,sa ,s,s !,
ersa9' .l but,hi. pa, sSsa s,s,.
: we tas. thumb ,. n.Il ,ltess,'sS ",.S |
: Keep keeEet smiled a. ,heiyr y',. A.
", wiz nh. the s,e.,e,t Con- coss,'.s NV
.onIs', 20 afa" "a lheuubbo,pia',a i'a \.
D ~on'd ,nt draw vors y
!, soon dl,cove;td t.a, ,,'I i. 4
:, never inis % work vls u,
= stueca's with con ''as
,.. toue Of he old tr,,.n.
town !oiks,' sua a A. y
? went TO work with .sIH !
. caepoe WAS tha. bsIa.
q hid IL ms western p,, bS,,,
y was no' only hptsed b., \
u s.anary. sy Tho 'l,sm
about forty sores IN c,,
i aged ti.y nu,hsis to tS.., M,
j. Work vas hni,hsi II, n.
h the satisfaction Of ,hs;,,s !,
A , Se'e as expert IN iai,Ir, !
d, chickens ~ c,tn, ,as ,
ii provided tha, wopd i,
Msthndist preacher ,pr. \
"A was in session. TtsRnS
se started home late i. 4 4
A. tired on! thai ,yo ,cot !, !,
~ on the way, wh,.s ~, !
"a horse, .... Wv
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
DR.. slmns Eysu

The finest eye tonic, WI
ami prgmo'er ot a clear, Id
slatt, WsaE, ithAUa
sre q a!3Ely cured L1ai
or short CE near sIsh,dgA
tully relieved by Iesail
action Of tas rsr7'l By 4
paralyt.e or cassaia
BSG eyes sre made god, v
made s,rluR nal di,,asdt|
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Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
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Three maids at the Tub.

You must buy them to
see the fun and use OF them.
Three sizes, so, 70 and 81
cents.
The same material also in
umbrella cases, shoe cases
. and dust bags.
. We've added a splendid
. Napkin to our assortment
st q remarkably low price
80 cents ard SI.Io per
t doz IN, the best value at
{ { that price ever offered.
e We show a beautiful line
N Of Barnsley double satin
Il Il d2maslk table linen sets,
~ magnificent things for the
ID holiday times il your mind
ee ee runs in that direction; $3.50
ad TO SIS. You get the pses-
test enes first.
~ Another case Of those Gle.
CANT 62s cent serges ia 9
Or splendid line Of the new
II. u. coloiings, including black
,dy You liked the first lot; these
,h5, will please you still better
tsa 81. remember, they are all woo
AZ and ii you Go not leave
sf% 6e too long, you still get then
son on as be!ore--36 and 80 cent:
Surr It's likely to be long betor
'-A' you get this quality OF dres
fabrics at that.
r. New Tycoon Reps, l2d
re-, rse Fur Trimming in Cone
| u, IL. and Hare, black, gray ar
.foei rec silver, size. to So. Blac
u " Opposum and light Beave
:; z: 81 to IS.
,',' Monkey Muffs.
:: F. O, Reduced Carpets. Brusse
. - the 9s and 1ngrains.
. = You better get your Goa
u.s and Wraps earl, ,--sor
bt =. styles entirely gone, othe
legs, w old;
.tstet neatly So' os0 o1$~a
sesst = .ss daily, but you'll find it har'
even: er to get what you wan: I
'''e's later you leave it.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
VIM, B, SHARP eco,
Fourth and Market Sis,

We are large handlers OF
Blankets. You will find
no better assortment any
where, and, as usual here
you get them good. In
low-piiced White Blankets
I'VE now have good value
for 81, $I.so and $.
For a nice, soft finish,
large size silver gray, we
have the best we ever saw
for $2.75.
In the finer and larger
grades you'll not find a
better blanket than ours at
$3.50 and S.. 80,
Our California Blankets
are the very finest and best
blanket made. They come
this year unusually fine with
red, blue, fancy and oriental
: borders, making a beautiful
b!aR!1et-SS, 50, sIo-very
large size.
Robe Blankets, blue and
I white aud blue-and. .drab,
; Think oil cutting up a
3 blanket to make robes and
? wrappers. $3.50. j.,
( ( Robe Blankets, pink and
5, ? gray, blue and-gray,in po!ka
?. dots and very fine quality
40 So.
;, Our display OF Blanket
in will interest you.
u We now have a full lin
Of the renowned Shake
ia F!annels in both part cotto
y, and all wool, in white, gra,
+: brown, red and drabs, iEor
II: II: the finest to the loves
f9 70 grade-the colors are Ju'
oe. right; Ios cents to 81.
we ,fs One OF the newest en-
ns neatest little household nicl
,ed nacks are the Laundi
Is, u.s. Bags for soiled clothe
I'd, They are made OF white an
IN natural color linen, with a
sst .sso propriate notices and d
'os aoe signs.
"Others say that wash days
Arc days full OF grief,
BuG fud they always
t - Afford me relief"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
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